Integrated Service Management Essentials- ILO
This certification provides IT professionals with the essential knowledge required to understand IT service management as a quality system as well as for ensuring IT services are provisioned for and support high standards of effectiveness, availability, and reliability – and produce results.
Description
The certification focuses on an ‘integrated’ IT business management model that includes the following major components: IT service management and alignment with a business strategy; process management and process design; the subset of several core processes that are universal to all IT organizations; and the underpinning processes involved with continual service improvements that enable IT organizations to add ever-increasing business value.
Course Delivery
This is an online class.
Exam & Certification
- Duration: 60 minutes
- Questions: 40 multiple-choice questions
- Pass mark: 65% (26 questions correct out of 40)
- Open book: No
Learning Outcomes
- A big picture view of the Integrated IT Business Management™ model and the concept of ‘systems thinking’
- How Integrated IT Service Management™ enables business value
- Business process management (BPM) and its significance to IT service management
- The meaning of ‘process management’ and the components of inputs, throughputs/activities, outputs, and metrics, as well as key integrations
- A real-world view of the 9 building blocks of every process and how to apply them to each of these specific processes: business relationship management, service level management, IT asset management, configuration management, incident and problem management, request management, change management, and release and deployment management.
Who Should Attend?
This certification is suitable for anyone working in IT or in roles that interact with IT. Additionally, candidates whose organizations are seeking ISO/IEC 20000 certification will find this certification a compatible and valuable introduction to the standard.
Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites.